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SARPY COUNTY COOPERATIVE HEAD START
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How To Apply SCCHS is a child development, federally funded program for low income families residing in Sarpy County. The application process starts in March and is on-going during the school year. The process involves attending a Round-up, going to the Administrative office, or contacting one of the sites to complete an application. 2012-2013 Round Up Items needed to start the application process are: Income Verification: Tax return-1040 (preferred). Other documentation-one of the following: W-2, TANF or SSI, past 12 months of pay stubs, letter from employer on company letterhead (must state the hours worked, hourly salary, date of employment, and include the name and phone number of the company). Submit all income including child support and unemployment payments. Applicants might be requested to provide additional documentation in order to accurately determine eligibility. Child’s birth certificate Immunization record Address verification
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Two program options—Center Base and Home Base Qualified staff in the field of Early Childhood Development Researched based curriculum with sound child development principles are implemented in each program option Creative Curriculum for Infants, Toddlers & Two’s (center base) Parents As Teachers-Born to Learn Pre-natal to 3 year olds (home base) Both curriculums are practical and easy to understand Individualized education plans are developed in partnership with the staff and parents Staff continually conduct child assessments throughout the year to meet each infant and toddlers individual needs Activities are planned to offer infants and toddlers opportunities to explore and discover the world around them A nurturing, safe, clean, attractive and suitable, classroom environment fosters optimum learning and development with age-appropriate equipment, materials and activities available Interactions between infants, toddlers and adults are respectful and supportive of their gender, culture, language, ethnicity and/or family composition Infants and toddlers have the opportunity to build trust, to develop an understanding of self and the world around them Communication between staff and parents about their infant or toddler is open and encouraged Home visits and/or parent teacher conferences for infants and toddler are planned collaboratively with parents to support their child’s optimal development Parents are supported by staff in their roles as their infants or toddlers "first" teachers
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Two program options—Center Base and Home Base Qualified staff in the field of Early Childhood Development Researched based curriculum with sound child development principles are implemented in each program option Creative Curriculum for Infants, Toddlers & Two’s (center base) Parents As Teachers-Born to Learn Pre-natal to 3 year olds (home base) Both curriculums are practical and easy to understand Individualized education plans are developed in partnership with the staff and parents Staff continually conduct child assessments throughout the year to meet each infant and toddlers individual needs Activities are planned to offer infants and toddlers opportunities to explore and discover the world around them A nurturing, safe, clean, attractive and suitable, classroom environment fosters optimum learning and development with age-appropriate equipment, materials and activities available Interactions between infants, toddlers and adults are respectful and supportive of their gender, culture, language, ethnicity and/or family composition Infants and toddlers have the opportunity to build trust, to develop an understanding of self and the world around them Communication between staff and parents about their infant or toddler is open and encouraged Home visits and/or parent teacher conferences for infants and toddler are planned collaboratively with parents to support their child’s optimal development Parents are supported by staff in their roles as their infants or toddlers "first" teachers
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